Kia Telluride concept teased

Ahead of a debut at next week's 2016 North American International Auto Show, Kia has released two teaser shots of its latest concept.

The new creation, which has been named Telluride, is a large premium SUV that was designed at the brand's California studio.

Kia Telluride Concept (2016 Rendering) Side

Kia Telluride Concept (2016 Rendering) Dashboard

One innovation is the use of 3D-printed components on the steering wheel, door panels and dashboard. 'Health-and-wellness' technologies (whatever they might be) also feature in the cabin.

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